Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

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Y JUNIORS F34 A 5 FU C7 45 L 18 1 - -fl-4-4-All. 1:9 Adams Adair Beasley Beason Beck Bennett Biggs Bosler Bough Boyer Brandenburg Brewer Brower Brown Brumitt Buell Butler Campbell Chism Clayton Coartney Cobble Cook Cox Cox Creager Daughert Davis Day Dennis Diehl Etnire Ferguson Fitzpatrick Fluckey Frost Gammill Gibbs Glosser Golladay Gray Gwin Hacker Hackett Hackett Hall Halsey Harrell Hill Hogue Hood Hopper Hurst Hutton Jenkins Jennings Jobe Johns Jones Kelly Kelly Lee McClanahan McDade McK1bben McNamer Martin Mertz Morrison Mulllns

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In l947 we entered C H S as unsophisticated freshmen Wearing the green ofthe freshy weattended our first social event ge acquaintedn party We also won recognition with our freshman relay, winning in the E. I League meet Our Sophomore year was more or less routine Our only lnteresting event was a skating party Then came our Junior year We demand recognition for Out of This World our first class play During this year Joan Chism won for our class the honor of presiding over the Christmas dance as Miss Recorder of 1950 The next highlight was the Junior Carnival The many events of the evening included penny pitching fortune telling etc At this time Norma MCGUIHD and Jack Gwin presided as king and queen At all football and basketball games the Juniors could be seen hurrying about selling refreshments All the funds raised made it possible to produce the great event of the year the Junior Senior Prom The theme of the prom was Southern Hospitality I During our Senior year Norma McGu1nn again won honors as HHomecom1ng Queen of 1950' Barbara Hutson also won honors for usas she became the D A R award winner ofthe year Then came the Senior class presentation 'Spring Fever Time has passed quickly and soon we will leave the h lls of C H S to take our place among the graduates of the past D A R AWARD WINNER Barbara Jean Hutson was selected by the senior class nd faculty of Charles ton High School the 1951 D A R award winner representative from this school The Daughters of the American Revolu on h nor e girl fr m each of t forty eight states selected from the senior classes of the Senior High Schools as excelling in the following qualities which make for good c1t1zensh1p depend ability service, leadership andpatriot 1sm The winning girl from each state receives from the Nation l Society of the D P R government bond of one hundred dollar maturity value Lnder dependability are truthfulness, honesty and punctuality In connection with service are co operation helpful ness and responsibility Personality self control and initiative are listed un er leadership and patriotism means unselfish loyalty to American ideals e a1m of a ar is o build youthful character and to call attention to those qU811t18S which are desirable in good citizens The contest is not n essay writing or popularl contest 17 . . . a N .t I . y , . . H . H . . . . , . ., . ,,. n 1 . 1 - . . . . , . I i , . , . , , , I ' - ' 0 vv - - y I. of 's ' 'H ' i ' ' a '. . . . I . I . 6 - i' as . .. ti o on ' o he u I , 1 fi . 1 J ' . . . a . A . . - ' . , - V . ' . , Th ' the D.A.R. w d ' t ' a ' ' 'tY

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515153 25471555537 F !1l'11l'1b -'14 EDTJC-1O!?c-1 'UDQWQKK SCDPSCIJQC1 JUNIORS Nees Newell Newell O'Hair Pankey Parker Purcell Reed Replogle Replogle Richardson Robison Rutan Schagemann Schwartz Schwartz Scribner Seeley Shoot Smith Ta liani Ta man Thomas Thomas Tipton Warpenburg B Weaver Weaver White White Wiley Williams Winnett Winnett Wright Wright Wri t Yor ' Young Zimmerman Other members of the class for whom no pictures were available were Martha Carpenter, Alvin Kimball, Don McNamer, Richard Nichols, and Don Richey JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY e class s s ra ual nc e ere fir eshman groupto attend the conso Ida ed sc o composedof Charles on S more ardnn an Lerna Our freshman d so omore ears were Comparl ive qui We spon sored a ance each ear can sa working together ving in at C ass proud sumed the a e are o wi n and hard wor r veral e s a ou ors wo our cla a hoo e Fam ly Tr ich w success u presented en came the Carniv udents co ated e a succe the ye uniors e s ons M roman r e long a ar a m fo lowe nquet re rnvi is o endar vents h ye an lo Ck w 1 d n grea de a out co operation 19 ' 1 2 S T W -' - in i 'A S X . ll!lQ i ' ' 1 i ' .1 i . ms . ' . L W I Eh V Th of 1952 moved into their freshman po t with a ther un- us disti tion. This was due to the fact that th y w the st fr l' t h olg t , A h , R ' , d . an ph y 't' ly 'et. - . d y , held dy les, and planned fun-filled pic- nics: It didn't take long for classmates to get acquainted and enjoy Mo ' ' to wh isknown as one of the upper l es, we ly as , title of Juniors and pr p d t tackle a year filled 'th fu k. Fo se we k gr p of selected juni rk- ed on ss pl y 'we S k th i ee'p wh' as f lly . Th Junior ' al. St -oper well to mak. it ss. In the spring camethebig formal event of ar. we A , aid d greatly by our p or rs. F , wo k 0 nd h on pro l T d by a pa to which all seniors we ' ted. Th' almost closed ur cal e for t e ar. we c ok ba on it as one in h'Ch we ha a lot of fu and learned a t al D - ' , .